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Your questions

Questions that make a consultation more useful

Ask who will do the treatment, what it involves and what happens after. A provider should be glad to answer.

Before you agree to anything, ask

Use these to compare providers too.

  • Who exactly will do my treatment?
  • What is their license, and can I look it up?
  • What training do they have with this device or product?
  • Is this treatment suitable for my skin type and health history?
  • How many visits will I likely need?
  • What aftercare do you recommend?
  • What is your plan if there is a complication?
  • What will the whole thing cost, all in?

Come prepared

Providers ask a lot of questions at a consultation, and it is easy to forget something in the moment. Write the main points down beforehand.

Include your health history, every medication and supplement you take, any allergies, and any previous treatments such as peels, laser or injectables. Note anything you are worried about. Then add your own questions, such as who will perform the treatment and what it will cost in total.

If something feels rushed

Trust your sense that something is off. Common warning signs include:

  • Being told to decide now or lose a deal.
  • Being treated without a consultation first.
  • Not being told who will do the treatment.
  • No clear, written total cost.
  • Promises about exactly how you will look.

You can check the person's license with the relevant Louisiana state board before you return.

One form, one local provider, and your questions answered before any decision.

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